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Optimal Path Planning For Multi-Stage Automatic Parking And Simulation Analysis, Qiming Wang, Gaoqiang Zong, Jinming Xu Feb 2022

Optimal Path Planning For Multi-Stage Automatic Parking And Simulation Analysis, Qiming Wang, Gaoqiang Zong, Jinming Xu

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: To resolve the path planning for narrow parallel parking spaces and the discontinuous curvature of the parking trajectory, this paper proposes a method of optimal multi-stage parking path planning considering collision avoidance constraints. A trajectory equation for the center of the vehicle rear axle is derived for the case when the steering wheel speed is constant. A function of collision avoidance constraints is developed to ensure the safe parking of the vehicle. With the center of the rear axle of the parking path as the control point, the optimal path is solved according to parking indicators such as the …

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Vehicle Routing Problem With Refined Oil Secondary Distribution Considering Workload Balance, Zhenping Li, Guang Yang, Qianqian Han Feb 2022

Vehicle Routing Problem With Refined Oil Secondary Distribution Considering Workload Balance, Zhenping Li, Guang Yang, Qianqian Han

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The small-signal model of a DC/DC converter is usually built by the analytic method, and its accuracy is verified by the frequency domain method. A new idea is developed to model the small signal of the converter, i.e., directly using the frequency domain method.The design process is as follows: The principle and modeling mechanism of the frequency domain method are analyzed, and the realization flow of Matlab modeling is introduced. A typical phase-shifted full-bridge converter is taken as the design object, and a simulation model is built by Simulink. The transfer function is obtained on the basis of …

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Job Scheduling And Simulation In Cloud Based On Deep Reinforcement Learning, Qirui Li, Xinyi Peng Feb 2022

Job Scheduling And Simulation In Cloud Based On Deep Reinforcement Learning, Qirui Li, Xinyi Peng

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: To solve the difficulty in job scheduling in the complex and transient multi-user, multi-queue, and multi-data-center cloud computing environment, this paper proposed a job scheduling method based on deep reinforcement learning. A system model of cloud job scheduling and its mathematical model were built, and an optimization goal consisting of transmission time, waiting time, and execution time was obtained. A job scheduling algorithm based on deep reinforcement learning was designed, and its state space, action space, and reward function were given. A simulated cloud job scheduler was designed and developed, and simulated scheduling experiments were conducted on it. The …

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Multi-Floor Evacuation Model Based On Wavelet Neural Network, Juan Wei, Lei You, Yangyong Guo, Zhihai Tang Feb 2022

Multi-Floor Evacuation Model Based On Wavelet Neural Network, Juan Wei, Lei You, Yangyong Guo, Zhihai Tang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Crowd evacuation in a multi-floor environment is a popular social concern, while the stagnation phenomenon easily occurs when simulating a multi-floor complex environment with the traditional social force model. Therefore, An improved social force model is proposed by a wavelet neural network, and a new multi-floor evacuation model is built. In the model, a pedestrian's direction of movement is obtained by the field model, which is used as the self-driving direction of the social force model. Meanwhile, the evaluation indexes of the exit congestion degree, path congestion degree, and average velocity in a multi-floor environment are given, and a …

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Research On Semantic Segmentation Of Natural Landform Based On Edge Detection Module, Qizong Shen, Chunyan Gao Feb 2022

Research On Semantic Segmentation Of Natural Landform Based On Edge Detection Module, Qizong Shen, Chunyan Gao

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: To classify pixels of natural landform edges in remote sensing images, this paper proposes a multi-channel fusion model and a decoder-side module model both integrating an edge detection module. The edge detection module takes the Canny operator as the base to perform closed operations and mean filtering, as a result of which accurate image edges can be achieved. Based on DeepLabV3+, the semantic segmentation network is connected with an edge planning module in parallel at encoder and decoder sides respectively. The experimental results show that the two improved networks can achieve a better segmentation effect on a high-resolution natural …

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Zoomfft-Based Demodulation Algorithm For Underwater Acoustic Ofdm Signals, Qing Guo, Angdi Li, Jing Wu, Haitao Su Feb 2022

Zoomfft-Based Demodulation Algorithm For Underwater Acoustic Ofdm Signals, Qing Guo, Angdi Li, Jing Wu, Haitao Su

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The picket fence effect of fast Fourier transform (FFT) restricts the demodulation performance of the underwater acoustic(UWA) communication systemusing orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM). To solve this problem, we propose a demodulation algorithm based on ZoomFFT. Specifically, the received signal is processed by frequency shifting and downsampling forarefined spectrum, which improves the spectralresolution and weakens the picketfence effect.Meanwhile, the channel response is refined, and the channel equalization algorithm is constructed on the basis of the minimum mean square error (MMSE) principle to eliminate the channel influence. Simulations show that the performance of underwater acoustic OFDM demodulation algorithm based on …

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Design Of Fatigue Driving Detection System Based On Cascaded Neural Network, Bangqian Ao, Sha Yang, Jinqing Linghu, Zhenhuan Ye Feb 2022

Design Of Fatigue Driving Detection System Based On Cascaded Neural Network, Bangqian Ao, Sha Yang, Jinqing Linghu, Zhenhuan Ye

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: An algorithm is proposed to greatly improves the face detection rate and ensures the accuracy by adjusting the size of input images, expanding the minimum face size, and reducing the scaling ratio between layers of the detection window. The detection efficiency of this algorithm is 18 times higher than that of the original MTCNN. By building a new CNN structure model for the detection of eyes and mouths, we can achieve network detection accuracy of 95.6%. The proposed network is cascaded with the original MTCNN to continue classifying and locating the eyes and mouth in the formerly …

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Research On Design Method For Transfer Function Of Dc/Dc Converter System Based On Frequency Domain Method, Song Gao, Xue Yin, Jiantao Xu, Yuhao Miao Feb 2022

Research On Design Method For Transfer Function Of Dc/Dc Converter System Based On Frequency Domain Method, Song Gao, Xue Yin, Jiantao Xu, Yuhao Miao

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: A robust optimal synchronization control method based on coupling dynamics model of the H-type motion platform is proposed for the problem that the H-type motion platform driven directly by permanent magnet linear synchronous motor has uncertainties such as biaxial coupling, parameter perturbation and external disturbances, which affect the synchronization control accuracy and robustness of the system. A biaxial coupling dynamics model is established based on Euler-Lagrange equation. The cross coupling synchronization controller is designed to effectively combine the single-axis tracking error with the biaxial synchronization error and its rate of change. TheH∞robust optimal synchronous controller …

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Research On Collaborative Computing Offloading Model For Base Station Groups Based On Fireworks Algorithm, Bin Xu, Wenqing Yan, Zhuofan Han, Guangshen He, Tao Deng, Yunkai Zhao, Jin Qi Feb 2022

Research On Collaborative Computing Offloading Model For Base Station Groups Based On Fireworks Algorithm, Bin Xu, Wenqing Yan, Zhuofan Han, Guangshen He, Tao Deng, Yunkai Zhao, Jin Qi

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Internet of Vehicles (IoV), AR, AI, and other computing-intensive, time-delay-sensitive applications are developing rapidly. However, due to the relatively insufficient computing capacity of mobile devices, such application tasks face serious latency, which seriously affects user experience and even fails to meet the needs of users. To solve this problem, by comprehensively considering delays and costs, we propose a cooperative computing offloading model based on a multi-user and multi-mobile edge computing (multi-MEC) server for base station groups. In addition, an improved fireworks algorithm based on convex optimization (CVX-FWA) is presented to solve the model and perform reasonable offloading and resource …

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Segmentation Line Detection In Dental Model Based On Target Region Constraint, Tian Ma, Yun Li, Jiaojiao Li, Yuancheng Li Feb 2022

Segmentation Line Detection In Dental Model Based On Target Region Constraint, Tian Ma, Yun Li, Jiaojiao Li, Yuancheng Li

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: It is an important pretreatment of a virtual orthodontic system to accurately segment teeth from a dental model. In the present methods, all patches are computed directly. To solve this problem, this paper proposes a segmentation line detection method based on target region constraint, which narrows down the detection range to the area around the actual segmentation line. In this method, the cutting plane and the cutting line are automatically formed according to the positions of seed points. The detection range is determined by the search for the position with the greatest negative curvature on the cutting line. The …

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Component Design And Simulation Of Netted Radar Fusion Processing, Jing Wu, Zhiming Xu, Xiaofeng Ai, Feng Zhao, Shunping Xiao Feb 2022

Component Design And Simulation Of Netted Radar Fusion Processing, Jing Wu, Zhiming Xu, Xiaofeng Ai, Feng Zhao, Shunping Xiao

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Data fusion processing technology is the core of netted radars. Taking the air-defense radar network as the reference, this paper builds a component-based and reconfigurable data fusion algorithm library. With the component design method, the process of data fusion is divided into different components, such as data validity check, error match, time-space match, plot association, plot fusion, track initiation, track filtering, track association, track fusion, and track management. Each component involves different algorithms with a unified external interface, and algorithms can be chosen by parameter setting to meet different fusion requirements. Then, the complete processing template forplot fusion and …

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Modeling & Simulation Based System Of Systems Engineering, Lin Zhang, Kunyu Wang, Yuanjun Laili, Lei Ren Feb 2022

Modeling & Simulation Based System Of Systems Engineering, Lin Zhang, Kunyu Wang, Yuanjun Laili, Lei Ren

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: To accommodate the dark and unstructured underwater working environment, the near-body pressure distribution characteristics of a bionic robot fish undulating in near wall region is studied. The feasibility of using artificial lateral line(ALL) to estimate the wall effect and flow field parameters is analyzed theoretically. A CFD(computational fluid dynamics) coupled solution model for near-body pressure simulation of a bionic robotic fish swimming near the wall is established and a near-body pressure data extraction and processing method is proposed. The effect of the wall clearance, inlet flow velocity and strouhal number (St) on the fish near-body pressure distribution …

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Constructing The Agent Discrete Simulation Based On Devs Atomic Model, Xiaohan Wang, Lin Zhang, Yuanjun Laili, Kunyu Xie, Tingchun Hu Feb 2022

Constructing The Agent Discrete Simulation Based On Devs Atomic Model, Xiaohan Wang, Lin Zhang, Yuanjun Laili, Kunyu Xie, Tingchun Hu

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In order to resolve the nonlinear and ill-posed inverse problem of the image reconstruction of electrical capacitance tomography (ECT), an image reconstruction algorithm based on one-dimensional convolutional neural network (1D CNN) is presented. The nonlinear mapping relationship between the independent measurement value of ECT system and the gray value of reconstructed image is established by 1D CNN. Six typical flow regimes with random distribution are obtained by the finite element simulation software and a 1D CNN is successfully trained. Simulation and static experiments are carried out and the reconstructed images using linear back projection, Landweber iterative algorithm and 1D …

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Transmission Line Operation And Inspection Training Simulation Based On Multiple Time Scales And Vr, Jiawen Yan, Jijie Huang, Lie Zhou, Changjin Chen, Qiang Wu, Jintao Zhao Feb 2022

Transmission Line Operation And Inspection Training Simulation Based On Multiple Time Scales And Vr, Jiawen Yan, Jijie Huang, Lie Zhou, Changjin Chen, Qiang Wu, Jintao Zhao

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Social learning is defined as the process that consumers use online reviews to fetch more precise information about product quality.Consequently, consumers would be more likely to purchase the product if the product quality learned was higher than their expectation, reference point effect named.To understand the impact of this effect in social learning on a firm's product decisions, we built a multi-agent model to solve the problem through simulation. According to the results, the reference point effect has a negative influence on the firm. The firm has to higher the product quality and price and therefore loses some profits. …

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Product Decisions In Presence Of Social Learning And Reference Point Effect, Feng Li, Ying Wei Feb 2022

Product Decisions In Presence Of Social Learning And Reference Point Effect, Feng Li, Ying Wei

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In order to find out the source of VOCs(volatile organic compounds) emission and diffusion to the target area, and prevent the target area from further pollution, this paper propose an analytical method of VOCs hazard causes in related areas based on object function Petri net. The net structure describes the relationship between the potential pollution sources and the target area, and the operation of the net system reflects the change of VOCs hazard degree in the target area, and the calculation of hazard degree is integrated into the operation of the Petri net system. Through the actual case study, …

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Lod Modeling Method For Three-Dimensional Objects With Energy Operator, Yongzhi Wang, Zhenchao Li, Pengyu Liu, Hui Wang Feb 2022

Lod Modeling Method For Three-Dimensional Objects With Energy Operator, Yongzhi Wang, Zhenchao Li, Pengyu Liu, Hui Wang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Current level of detail (LOD) modeling methods do not combine simplification and subdivision, which results in models not being rich in detail level. Therefore, the energy operator was used to combine the simplification algorithm of a three-dimensional (3D) object model with the subdivision algorithm, and a LOD modeling method based on an energy operator was proposed for 3D objects. The method involves three major steps: calculation of energy operators for 3D models, model simplification and model subdivision based on an energy operator. Experiments show that this method can generate models with rich levels of detail and has good visualization …

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Review Of System Of Systems Combat Effectiveness Evaluation And Optimization Methods, Ziwei Zhang, Qisheng Guo, Zhiming Dong, Ang Gao, Yifei Wang Feb 2022

Review Of System Of Systems Combat Effectiveness Evaluation And Optimization Methods, Ziwei Zhang, Qisheng Guo, Zhiming Dong, Ang Gao, Yifei Wang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: The characteristics of system-of-systems combat effectiveness evaluation and optimization are analyzed. In light of the "holism", this paper proposes an idea of dividing system of systems combat effectiveness evaluation and optimization into three stages of comprehensive evaluation, analysis, and optimization. As for the practical problems that need to be solved in the three stages, typical methods suitable for each stage are summarized.The advantages and disadvantages of different methods are then compared. In view of the practical difficulties in implementing system of systems combat effectiveness evaluation and optimization guided by the "holism", this paper puts forward the next research directions …

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Simulation And Optimization Of A New Multi-Channel Contact Center System, Junxiang Li, Lichao Li, Kun Ma Feb 2022

Simulation And Optimization Of A New Multi-Channel Contact Center System, Junxiang Li, Lichao Li, Kun Ma

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In the actual operation of a contact center, it often encounters a large number of calls caused by an emergency. A traditional call center with a simple first-come-first-served queuing rule can hardly handle the rapid increase of calls properly. In this regard, without changing the number of seats, the call-back service channel for evacuating tasks and the special service channel for ensuring the service level are added. Considering customer abandonment, a new multi-channel queuing model for a contact center is built. This model is simulated by FlexSim software, and the results are comparatively analyzed. It is found that …

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Energy Consumption Prediction For Air-Conditioning System Based On Dynamic Temperature Control, Yan Bai, Lulu Wu, Yin'e He, Yuying Wang Feb 2022

Energy Consumption Prediction For Air-Conditioning System Based On Dynamic Temperature Control, Yan Bai, Lulu Wu, Yin'e He, Yuying Wang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: To solve the problem of energy consumption prediction for air-conditioning systems implementing dynamic temperature control, we designed a dynamic temperature control strategy and obtained a dataset on the hourly energy consumption of the air-conditioning system through EnergyPlus simulation. An improved particle swarm optimization-back propagation neural network (IPSO-BPNN) prediction model was built on the basis of energy consumption analysis by an integrated method. Clustering, classification, and correlation analysis methods were integrated to mine the energy consumption pattern of the air-conditioning system and determine the input variables for the prediction model. A nonlinear change strategy was designed to adjust the inertia …

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Analysis And Simulation Of Energy Performances Of Additive Manufacturing Systems, Mohammad Hassan Feb 2022

Analysis And Simulation Of Energy Performances Of Additive Manufacturing Systems, Mohammad Hassan

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

Additive manufacturing (AM) is an evolving technology that offers distinct advantages over conventional subtractive manufacturing by fabricating a variety of complex-shaped parts with mass customization. Selective laser melting (SLM), electron beam melting (EBM), and fused filament fabrication (FFF) are popular AM processes. A recent growing trend in AM suggests the necessity of an energy study to explore energy performance measures. In this research, a comprehensive energy study is performed for various AM processes with three objectives. The first objective of this study is to assess relationships between energy performance measures and two key process parameters (infill patterns and infill percentages) …

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Spatial And Temporal Variation Of Selected Water Quality Parameters In The Tanzanian Side Of Lake Victoria, Richard Joseph Kimwaga Feb 2022

Spatial And Temporal Variation Of Selected Water Quality Parameters In The Tanzanian Side Of Lake Victoria, Richard Joseph Kimwaga

Tanzania Journal of Engineering and Technology (TJET)

Lake Victoria’s water quality is increasingly becoming under heavy pressure mainly due to land based activities and aerial inputs which are taking place within the basin. This study was carried out to assess the spatial, including vertical and temporal, variation of the water quality of Lake Victoria on the Tanzanian side. Historical water quality data for the period from 2000 to 2016 was collected. Temperature, pH, Dissolved Oxygen (DO) and Turbidity were selected for study since they are the mostly measured and monitored water quality parameters. Land use-land cover changes were analysed using ArcGIS. ILWIS 3.7 software was used to …

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State Of Industry 5.0—Analysis And Identification Of Current Research Trends, Aditya Akundi, Daniel Euresti, Sergio Luna, Wilma Ankobiah, Amit Lopes, Immanuel Edinbarough Feb 2022

State Of Industry 5.0—Analysis And Identification Of Current Research Trends, Aditya Akundi, Daniel Euresti, Sergio Luna, Wilma Ankobiah, Amit Lopes, Immanuel Edinbarough

Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering Faculty Publications

The term Industry 4.0, coined to be the fourth industrial revolution, refers to a higher level of automation for operational productivity and efficiency by connecting virtual and physical worlds in an industry. With Industry 4.0 being unable to address and meet increased drive of personalization, the term Industry 5.0 was coined for addressing personalized manufacturing and empowering humans in manufacturing processes. The onset of the term Industry 5.0 is observed to have various views of how it is defined and what constitutes the reconciliation between humans and machines. This serves as the motivation of this paper in identifying and analyzing …

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Tools & Visualization Techniques Available To Support The Operations Manager, Kirk Michealson Feb 2022

Tools & Visualization Techniques Available To Support The Operations Manager, Kirk Michealson

Operations Management Presentations

Most organizations provide their employees the Microsoft Office Tools Suite with Excel. The University of Arkansas Master of Science in Operations Management (MSOM) Program has included Excel as a foundational aspect of the program for the last 7 years. In that time, Microsoft has increased the Excel capabilities dramatically. Simultaneously, business intelligence analytics interest has increased, and Tableau has been created as a visual analytics platform to help users see and understand data for modern business intelligence. As a result, to support the Operations Manager the MSOM Program has developed a new course to present the additional tools and visualization …

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Biomechanical Evaluation Of Recurrent Dissociation Of Modular Humeral Prostheses, Daniel B. Luckenbill, Mike F. Iossi, Alyssa M. George Whitney, Danielle Miller, Lynn A. Crosby, Tarun Goswami Feb 2022

Biomechanical Evaluation Of Recurrent Dissociation Of Modular Humeral Prostheses, Daniel B. Luckenbill, Mike F. Iossi, Alyssa M. George Whitney, Danielle Miller, Lynn A. Crosby, Tarun Goswami

Biomedical, Industrial & Human Factors Engineering Faculty Publications

The purpose of the study was to evaluate the force and torque required to dissociate a humeral head from the unimplanted modular total shoulder replacement system from different manufacturers and to determine if load and torque to dissociation are reduced in the presence of bodily fluids. Impingement, taper contamination, lack of compressive forces, and interference of taper fixation by the proximal humerus have all been reported as possible causes for dissociation. Experimental values determined in this research were compared with literature estimates of dissociation force of the humeral head under various conditions to gain more understanding of the causes of …

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Resource Availability And Implications For The Development Of Plug‐In Electric Vehicles, Ona Egbue, Suzanna Long, Seong Dae Kim Feb 2022

Resource Availability And Implications For The Development Of Plug‐In Electric Vehicles, Ona Egbue, Suzanna Long, Seong Dae Kim

Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works

Plug‐in electric vehicles (PEVs) have immense potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels, and for smart grid applications. Although a great deal of research is focused on technological limitations that affect PEV battery performance targets, a major and arguably equal concern is the constraint imposed by the finite availability of elements or resources used in the manufacture of PEV batteries. Availability of resources, such as lithium, for batteries is critical to the future of PEVs and is, therefore, a topic that needs attention. This study addresses the issues related to lithium availability and sustainability, particularly supply …

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Molecular Dynamic Simulation Of Diffusion In The Melt Pool In Laser Additive Alloying Process Of Co-Ni-Cr-Mn-Fe High Entropy Alloy, Mathew Farias, Han Hu, Shanshan Zhang, Jianzhi Li, Ben Xu Jan 2022

Molecular Dynamic Simulation Of Diffusion In The Melt Pool In Laser Additive Alloying Process Of Co-Ni-Cr-Mn-Fe High Entropy Alloy, Mathew Farias, Han Hu, Shanshan Zhang, Jianzhi Li, Ben Xu

Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering Faculty Publications

High entropy alloys (HEAs) can be manufactured in many conventional ways, but it becomes difficult of fabricating heterogeneous materials and structures. Selective Laser Melting (SLM) method generally melts pure elemental powders or prefabricated alloy powders without alloying process. In-situ alloying in SLM, which is also called Laser Additive Alloying (LAA), using pure elemental powders becomes a promising method for creating HEA with heterogeneous structures. However, the effect of the diffusion of elements in the molten pool on the formation of HEA remains unclear. In this paper, the well-discussed Cantor HEA was studied in an in-situ alloying situation, where pure elemental …

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Strategic Energy Master Planning For Carbon Neutrality, Marie Patterson Jan 2022

Strategic Energy Master Planning For Carbon Neutrality, Marie Patterson

CSU Journal of Sustainability and Climate Change

Universities across the United States are generating goals to be more sustainable and carbon neutral. The energy used in existing buildings on campuses amount to a large volume of greenhouse emissions and must be reduced to help achieve neutrality goals. Strategic Energy Master Plans are instrumental to support these goals through the development of recommendations to reduce energy. Calculating the energy use intensity for existing buildings, a main component of a Strategic Energy Master Plan, can help the campus understand where energy is being used the most. With this information the highest energy consuming buildings can be the focus of …

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Strengthening A Linear Reformulation Of The 0-1 Cubic Knapsack Problem Via Variable Reordering, Richard Forrester, Lucas Waddell Jan 2022

Strengthening A Linear Reformulation Of The 0-1 Cubic Knapsack Problem Via Variable Reordering, Richard Forrester, Lucas Waddell

Faculty Journal Articles

The 0-1 cubic knapsack problem (CKP), a generalization of the classical 0-1 quadratic knapsack problem, is an extremely challenging NP-hard combinatorial optimization problem. An effective exact solution strategy for the CKP is to reformulate the nonlinear problem into an equivalent linear form that can then be solved using a standard mixed-integer programming solver. We consider a classical linearization method and propose a variant of a more recent technique for linearizing 0-1 cubic programs applied to the CKP. Using a variable reordering strategy, we show how to improve the strength of the linear programming relaxation of our proposed reformulation, which ultimately …

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Modeling And Simulation Of Emergency Medical Resources Allocation In Shanghai During Covid-19, Changjia Fan, Yanqiu Du, Liang Di, Hu Kai, Jiayan Huang Jan 2022

Modeling And Simulation Of Emergency Medical Resources Allocation In Shanghai During Covid-19, Changjia Fan, Yanqiu Du, Liang Di, Hu Kai, Jiayan Huang

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: Modeling and simulating on the allocation of emergency medical resources in Shanghai with COVID-19 is carried out. Based on the SEIR model of infectious diseases, combined with the process of outpatients visiting and inpatients treatment, a SEIOWHR(susceptible-exposed-infected-outpatients- waiting to hospitalized-hospitalized-removed) system dynamics model is established. If the Wuhan epidemic occurred in Shanghai, based on the model, the amount of emergency medical resources needed, the gap time of medical resources and the disease progression of patients who are waiting to hospitalized under the different supply of medical resources is simulated, and the key factors in the allocation of medical …

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A Fast Simulation Method For Ship Target Sar Signal Echo, Yuan Fei, Jianhong Li, Yin Hao, Yuhao Wang, Hong Sheng Jan 2022

A Fast Simulation Method For Ship Target Sar Signal Echo, Yuan Fei, Jianhong Li, Yin Hao, Yuhao Wang, Hong Sheng

Journal of System Simulation

Abstract: In order to meet the application requirements of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) in ocean remote sensing, a fast simulation method for the ship target SAR echo generation is presented, which carries out the accurate electromagnetic modeling to the important ship targets. “Four paths" model is used to calculate the complex echo between the ship target and sea surface, and the facet model is used to model the sea surface backscattering. After the two parts of echoes being synthesized, the SAR echo of whole scene is gotten, and the echo is processed by spot SAR imaging processing algorithm to verify …

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